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Sweet spot active?

Hi!

New to HB and have been using it for about a week. Babe turned 8 weeks old on Tuesday and today I am getting notifications on my phone for his sweet spot but when I look in the app, it doesn’t show anything. He was born 3/3 so I guess technically 5/3 is his 2 months? My app still says nap on demand every 30-90 min. Is it actually active or ?

u/jhnurse — 4 hours ago

I’m about to spend £400 on a sleep consultant…

I am at my wits end… baby boy is 7.5 months old and EBF, currently co-sleeping. Any words of wisdom before I pay and pray? 🥲🙏

u/Own-Donkey6130 — 1 day ago

Please please please help….

My LO turns 6 months tomorrow…we have been struggling with sleep for almost two months.

I don’t track his wakes anymore because I am just too tired but he is up every 2ish hours. Sometimes we get a 3 hour stretch.

We are falling a part as a family.

Is there something I’m not seeing?

u/frenchtoast2go — 1 day ago

Anyone else superstitious about logging sleep?

I feel like every single time I click on that start button, doesn't matter if it's immediately, 2 mins, 8 mins, 20 mins, a hour after my baby falls asleep, she wakes up. It's like she knows I just started the Huckleberry timer regardless of how long she's been asleep. It's literally wild.

Anyone else? 😂

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u/Lauraleighx3 — 1 day ago

we're REALLY going through it

late sleep since mommy and daddy have to switch off for work. she (6m) needs me to cosleep, if i get up even to pee she wakes up. she requires day sleep since she's catching up form the night before... just seems like a vicious cycle.

u/navikirame — 3 days ago

8 month struggle

I know there are parents who have it worse and considering my LO is teething (although still no teeth through), crawling and trying to climb everything this probably isn’t too bad. Last week felt so positive though but right now I’m out of steam after his latest nap was 30 minutes. What are you meant to do with that 🥹

u/Zaratonin-Art — 2 days ago

I’m tired.. help

Baby boy is 20 weeks. He has to be rocked to sleep. He’s capable of longer stretches as he’s done it in the past but I want to start getting him to fall asleep independently and have consistent long stretches
Not sure where he’s at for his age and how I can get him to have fewer wakes.
I nurse in the night. He has a bottle of 8oz before bed.

Pre baby- I only got 5 hours sleep last night zombie mode.
Now 5 hours uninterrupted the dream lol.

u/kiribellla — 1 day ago

Scheduling issue? Developmental? Help!

Baby is 10 months old and sleep trained at 7m (comfort settling method). Previously up 5-7 times a night, post sleep training was around one MOTN wake.

Now up more frequently again and impossible to sleep past 6am most mornings. Wake windows are 3/3.5/4-4.5 and bedtime is usually between 730-8. Averaging 9-9.5hrs of overnight sleep and naps are around 2-2hr 20 a day (930-1045 & 230-330). No current sickness or teething, and during the day we are doing lots of crawling, standing and cruising.

Is this a scheduling problem? Bedtime too late? Or developmental? Haven’t slept through the night in 10 months and just want to even get back to one MOTN wake before I return to work.

Any advice welcome!

u/sabisabi123 — 1 day ago

Log sickness

Is there a way to log sickness or vomits. Have a new born who projectile vomit a few times, would be nice to being able to log the time

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u/gilly304 — 1 day ago
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Bébé 3 mois et demi augmente nombre de biberons

Bonjour à tous,

Mon bébé de 3 mois et demi se met soudainement à augmenter le nombre de biberons ; il est passé de 5 à 6 biberons de 180 ml par jour. Par ailleurs il ne termine plus vraiment ses biberons, il laisse entre 30 et 50ml.

Info importante, mon bébé est un grand gabarit : 67cm & 7kg200

Est-ce que quelqu'un a déjà vécu cela ? Quelle stratégie adopteriez-vous ?

Merci pour votre aide !!

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u/No_Maintenance_3197 — 2 days ago

How did Huckleberry help you?

Mom of an 8 week old right now who just started to have some sort of semblance of a routine.

How did this app help you? I would like to try it but it feels honestly overwhelming (and up until now when we didn't have much of a routine, felt like it didn't make sense).

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u/Radiant-Mine6890 — 2 days ago

Daycare and sleep tracking

Our child is going to be going to daycare soon and I would like to keep tracking everything (naps,bottles,diapers etc.) How did you all go about handling this as im not sure if they track at daycare or not. Any suggestions appreciated. Mainly want to keep the napping tracked for sleep schedule in the future.

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u/ChunknMyTrunk — 2 days ago

Adjusting well to 3 nap schedule!

4.5 month old adjusting well to our new 3 nap schedule, tolerating the longer wake windows good! Still not interested in a bottle in the night

u/fab__dady — 4 days ago

6m - sleep went out of the window

What is going on with the false starts and the increased night waking for my 6m old? She used to wake up 1-2 incl after the 4m regression! Is there any hope? Scheduling suggestions welcomez

u/Wonderful_Fan3490 — 4 days ago

How are the nightly waking times so short for some babies?

My baby is 3.5 weeks old and sleeping relatively well I guess. However, I have started to notice that people posting about fragmented night sleep in their babies have extremely short awake times. How? I breastfeed for 15 min, burp (5-10 min), change the diaper (this could be long since the baby likes to poo while changing + I wait for everything to dry, let's say 25 min), and then finishing with breastfeeding/soothing the baby to sleep (anywhere between 20-40 minutes) which takes about an 1h-1.5h IF the baby doesn't poo again /cry which could easily extend this to three hours. How are people feeding AND getting babies to sleep again in 10-15 mins?

u/PastEmbarrassed6926 — 5 days ago

7 month old. 5 am wake ups

Please help. She goes to sleep between 7-8pm. Has about 24-28oz a day before bed. Naps are still short (30mins) or require rescuing to extend to 1hr (if lucky). At 5am I change diaper and bottle feed but she won't go down until 6am. This is making getting ready for daycare in the morning tricky (started daycare 1 week ago). I've tried resetting without bottle or diaper change and she either cries or won't sleep. What can I do to extend sleep closer to 7am.

Baby sleeps in our room still.

u/Burritomode24 — 4 days ago

Are we about to drop a nap?

My 11 month old has always been a lower sleep needs baby. Gets about 10.5hrs a night, 2.5 during the day. He’s been on a schedule for about a month and a half – 6:30 wake up, 9:30 nap, 2:15 nap, 7 bed. He falls asleep by himself 90% of the time and was taking pretty consistent morning and afternoon naps (1hr15m each), but in the last few weeks I’m seeing more 40 minute naps in the afternoon. I know he’s young for it, but is this a sign he’s getting ready to drop a nap? Do I need to fix the schedule?

u/pfasaeli — 4 days ago

Sleep before and after nursery

My daughter does not nap well at nursery. At home she was doing 2x 45-90 minute naps, she now averages 2x30 minute naps (sometimes 20 minutes...) so that plus nursery illness means she has ropey nights and catch up naps on the days she's not in nursery.

I knew it was bad... but seeing the charts next to each other 😭😭😭

u/Jealous_Action_163 — 2 days ago
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Habitual night wakings - 6mo

Our baby made it through the 4 months regression and, luckily, daycare sleep trained him for us so he’s been putting himself to sleep since ~18 weeks. He’s 25 weeks now and our new struggle are these night wakings that aren’t due to hunger.

Baby goes down at 7:30 every night consistently. Even if he had a rough nap day and we try to put him down early, he will fuss/cry till 7:30 and then be out for the night so I don’t think he’s over tired or under tired, I think he’s just on a clock now. He wakes every night between 10-11, 2-2:30, and 5:30-6. I completely understand needing a night feed (we EBF) till he’s a yard old, but around 20-22 weeks he would give us 5-6 hour stretches but we haven’t seen a night like that in awhile. What I’m wondering is which one of those wakings should be the first we push to hopefully merge into the others? My husband can get him back to sleep without feeding, but it normally ends with him holding him in the chair.

I see different answers depending where I look for which of those wakes we should try to drop first but I’d like res experience if possible. Just looking for get a longer stretch if we can.

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u/Lucky-6252 — 5 days ago